Sentence examples for to direct to from inspiring English sources

Google's algorithm rummages through its subscribers' Gmail messages to decide which advertising to direct to them.

The new rules seek to curb the most blatant abuses of the earmark process by requiring competitive bidding for any money that lawmakers want to direct to a for-profit company.

For almost 60 years, Tom brought his acute intelligence and sharp wit to our board deliberations, and his investment wisdom translated directly into the ever-in creasing support we were able to direct to organizations serving New Yorkers in need.

Marco Weber, president of Senator Entertainment and a producer whose credits include "The Thirteenth Floor" and "Igby Goes Down," adopted the project, but urged Mr. Jarecki — who wanted to direct — to let it go to the more experienced Mr. Jordan.

"Did you know Congressman Thad McCotter voted against President Obama's economic recovery plan, endorsed by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce?" says the script of an automated telephone call that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee plans to direct to homes in his district this week.

Kat is, in effect, an actress who is made to produce, to write, to direct — to create something that goes beyond the scope of her own person — and who can't realize it while working for Trevor but may be able to achieve it only by working with him.

The drug's sales are extremely sensitive to direct-to-consumer advertising, he said.

One is dedicated to Direct-to-Earth (DTE) transmissions and uses frequencies of 7-8 GHzahertz (GHz).

The two biggest potential markets, China and India, have stayed closed to direct-to-home (DTH) broadcasting and the subscription revenues that go with it.

In the last few months, Texas, Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina, in response to legislative action and court cases, have begun opening their borders to direct-to-consumer wine shipments from other states, giving wineries and online wine retailers access to millions of potential new customers.

According to Euroconsult, a communications consultancy in Paris, satellite operating costs have fallen, but fibre-optic costs have fallen faster (see chart).As a result, Intelsat plans to launch a satellite dedicated to direct-to-home television in Asia, one of the fastest-growing of all markets for satellite services.